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 The Multiformats Project describes a series of protocols. Currently, the following protocols exist:
 
-- [multiaddr](./multiaddr)  <small>(WIP)</small> - self-describing <span class="mfc mfc-multiaddr">network addresses</span>
-- [multibase](https://github.com/multiformats/multibase)  <small>(WIP)</small> - self-describing <span class="mfc mfc-multibase">base encodings</span>
+- [multiaddr](./multiaddr) - self-describing <span class="mfc mfc-multiaddr">network addresses</span>
+- [multibase](https://github.com/multiformats/multibase) - self-describing <span class="mfc mfc-multibase">base encodings</span>
 - [multicodec](https://github.com/multiformats/multicodec) - self-describing <span class="mfc mfc-multicodec">serialization</span>
 - [multihash](./multihash) - self-describing <span class="mfc mfc-multihash">hashes</span>
 
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 stars = "multiformats/multiaddr"
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-⚠️️ _(Note: this page is a work in progress; [please improve it here](https://github.com/multiformats/website/blob/master/content/multiaddr.md))_ ⚠️️
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 > ## Self-describing network addresses
 
 Multiaddr is a format for encoding addresses from various well-established network protocols. It is useful to write applications that future-proof their use of addresses, and allow multiple transport protocols and addresses to coexist.